Our team of professionals is ready to assist with your recovery after a surgery, illness, or injury. We will provide you with individualized plans of care to get you back to your highest level of function and independence.

Contact us today and speak to one of our friendly professionals. We can’t wait to meet you!

The fax number for our facility is 415-338-8022.

Yes. We encourage residents to bring personal items such as clothing, photos, blankets, books, or other comforts that help make their stay feel more like home. We recommend approximately five changes of clothing and comfortable rubber-soled shoes. All items should be washed, clearly labeled with the resident’s name in permanent ink, and entered into the resident’s personal inventory log in the medical chart. Other personal items should be marked or engraved. Residents are advised not to keep valuable jewelry or large amounts of cash in the facility.

In most cases, medications are arranged through the care team and pharmacy services. If there is anything you need to bring, our admissions staff will let you know before arrival. 

Physicians typically see residents upon admission and every 30 days thereafter. However, our nursing professionals maintain constant contact with all visiting physicians. Some insurance providers require more frequent visits. For more details, consult our nursing staff.

Your rehab director will provide details on the rehabilitation program tailored to your loved one’s needs. Upon admission, our Registered Dietitian and/or Food Service Director will discuss special dietary needs with your loved one. Meals are prepared with care, according to medical diets ordered by physicians.

Contact our team to discuss availability, care needs, and the admissions process. We can help answer skilled nursing facility questions and explain what documentation may be needed to get started.

As a skilled nursing provider, we offer services that include nursing care, rehabilitation therapies, and specialty assisted living. Our friendly team can help further explain the services available at Tiburon Hills Post Acute. help further explain the services available at Tiburon Hills Post Acute. 

Therapy frequency depends on your care plan, diagnosis, and goals. Many residents receiving rehabilitation may participate in therapy multiple times per week.

The length of stay varies from person to person. Some residents need short-term rehabilitation, while others may need longer-term support. Our interdisciplinary team regularly reviews progress and adjusts care plans accordingly. 

While we have no formal visitation guidelines, we suggest using common areas to meet your loved one. If visiting in a common area isn’t possible, we recommend limiting to one to three people in a resident room at a time.

The recommended visiting hours are between 8 am and 8 pm. After these hours, doors are locked as most residents are resting. Please call ahead for after-hours visits to ensure entry.

We encourage children to visit, but for Tiburon Hills child visitation, please inform the charge nurse about any visitors under the age of 12.

We welcome family pets to visit. Remember to clean up after them and ensure safety measures are followed at all times. Pets must be on a leash and have current vaccinations.

Residents may have a leave of absence with physician authorization, arranged through nursing staff. Upon arrival and departure, the resident or responsible party must sign the LOA (leave of absence) book at the nursing station.

For everyone’s safety, we are a non-smoking facility. Designated smoking areas are available outdoors.

There is ample parking available with wheelchair access. Please follow all posted city parking signs and avoid spaces reserved for handicapped individuals, employees, and physicians.

Before bringing food, consult with the nursing staff to ensure consistency with prescribed diets. Any food kept in resident rooms must be in sealed containers.